Galway International Arts Festival's free Street Theatre Programme brings the city alive each year as the festival spills out ...

Vintage car enthusiasts from all over Ireland will descend on Galway at the end of the month when the Western Veteran & ...

Discover the charm of Galway, Ireland, with this stunning drone footage showcasing the vibrant culture and scenic beauty of this coastal city. From the colorful streets of the Latin Quarter to the ...

The landmark 16th-century Spanish Arch is a popular photo op for every visitor to Galway. The arch is assumed to be part of the medieval city walls, which were built to protect the ships that came ...

This free museum – located behind the Spanish Arch – traces the history of the city in meticulous detail, spanning from prehistoric Galway to the 20th century. The three-story facility is home ...

Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley Have you noticed the absolute state of Spanish Arch and Spanish Parade lately? Maybe you’ve become accustomed to it. But next time you pass ...

Discover the charm of Galway, Ireland, with this stunning drone footage showcasing the vibrant culture and scenic beauty of this coastal city. From the colorful streets of the Latin Quarter to the ...

This unique Irish spot also boasts a Spanish influence thanks to the region’s surviving arches known as Spanish Arch, which was built for protection for ships coming in from Spain.

A concert by candlelight, a ‘multinational’ food event and an interactive light show at the Spanish Arch are among the events announced as part of this year’s Galway City Culture Night which ...

Eyre Square, the Spanish Arch, and the Claddagh area are just a few of the historic sites that give the city its distinct character. Another interesting reason for the tourists to be in the city ...

Galway's medieval history is evident in its architecture, including the iconic Spanish Arch and the medieval city walls. Galway is often referred to as the "Cultural Heart of Ireland." ...

Stay at The Dean hotels and go on a whistle-stop tour of three of Ireland’s top cities – Dublin, Cork and Galway.